Smatrea (смотря) şi cum = It depends on how to do it
(some syllable sounding like vez)
Pot sunt alcogolici (алкоголик) care beu şi nici nu lucrează = There may be alcoholics who drink and don't work
Da licino (лично) eu şi la lucru mă duc şi pot să beau aşa radi uvajenia (ради уваженья) = But I personally both go to work and can drink as a sign of respect
Mă duc la un om acolo, nu m-am văzut de mult, pot să beau cāte o bere sau ?? sau ?? = I usually go to a man there, I haven't seen much, they can drink a beer or ?? or ?? each.
Da aşa permanent nu = But not constantly
Că s-īntri-n butālcă (бутылка) să nu poti să ieşi din butālcă nu trebuie = You shouldn't get into the bottle so that you cannot get out of the bottle (Wow, I'm proud to make it out - if only my guess is right).

Smatrea (смотря) şi cum = It depends on how to do it
(some syllable sounding like vez)
Pot sunt alcogolici (алкоголик) care beu şi nici nu lucrează = There may be alcoholics who drink and don't work
Da licino (лично) eu şi la lucru mă duc şi pot să beau aşa radi uvajenia (ради уваженья) = But I personally both go to work and can drink as a sign of respect
Mă duc la un om acolo, nu m-am văzut de mult, pot să beau cāte o bere sau ceia sau cealalta = I usually go to a man there, I haven't seem him for a long time, I can drink a beer or something else.

Da aşa permanent nu = But not constantly
Că s-īntri-n butālcă (бутылка)si să nu poti să ieşi din butālcă nu trebuie = You shouldn't get into the bottle so that you cannot get out of the bottle (Wow, I'm proud to make it out - if only my guess is right).(I think he tries to say that you can drink but not too much so you can leave on your feet home )

N-ar zāce, n-ar zāce asta = I wouldn't say that
Cine o zās eu nu ştiu unu la ce se gandea, acel ce o zas asta poate - I don't know who said that , I don't know what the one who said that was thinking

Ho ho ho, so we seem to have made it clear together! (Except for the mysterious izvar).
sudit = judges. Also, in Russian, praznic means a holiday, so we can only guess what language did he use at the moment in question
As of getting in and out the bottle, I think it's just a metaphor of drinking constantly and heavily and being unable to give up.
Being aware of Moldavian shift [b] -> [g] (like "ghine"), I thought that răslaghesc originates from Russian расслабиться (written rasslabitisea, pronounced raslabiţă, iţă being verb ending).

Originally Posted by Crisa

It's hard for me to understand the accent as I've never spoke with a Moldavian

Well, and as of me, I sort of "learned" (which is far from completion, of course) Romanian by Pavel Stratan's songs, so you could say I learned Moldavian instead of Romanian, like Jacques Paganel

i'm not sure of the etymology of the word izvar, i googled it. it does sound like it's of russian origin, though.

she's from bucharest. i know she'd mentioned having moldovan friends before though, so i figured she'd be good to ask. i didn't ask her if she could understand all of what the guy said, though, and now i wonder that myself

it always strikes me when i watch romanian videos how fast you speak it can be hard to even follow it with the script sat in front of me.